Opportunity news. (Woodburn, Oregon) 1965-1968, August 05, 1966, Page 2, Image 2

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OPPORTUNITY NEWS, Friday, August 5, 1966
O P P O R T U N IT Y
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THE CHILD W H O SCREAMS
Vol 2, No. 31
Friday, August 5, 1966
We have all observed the agon­
ies of the child in an angry tantrum,
screaming for attention.
The wise parents of such a child
know that the hour of tantrum w ill
pass, and that the child w ill even­
tually grow up, to take his place
in society.
This newspaper
i s , a publication
of the
VALLEY MIGRANT LEAGUE
P. 0. Box 128
Woodburn, Oregon
Valley Migrant League phone 981-3171
Newspaper phone 981-9711
AS TIME GOES O N ,
V IV A WILL G RO W UP
Will P. Pape,
Executive Director
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Don Wilcox, Editor
Rick Simon,
Assistant Editor
Priscilla Carrasco, Editorial Assistant
and Circulation Manager
Julie Behar, Editorial Assistant
Leonora Guinazzo
Samuel Hernandez
Translations
Judi Jarvill
Secretary
RUMMAGE SALE IN HUBBARD
A rummage sale at Lorreen
Hasty's in Hubbard began yester­
day and w ill continue through to­
morrow. The rummage sale w ill be
held at the South Hubbard city
limits on 99E.
Various staff members of the
Valley Migrant League have given
help to the new organization VIVA,
in Washington County. VML help­
ed VIVA get started.
We believe that VIVA w ill grow
up, to take its place in society.
Meanwhile, if VIVA gets satisfac­
tion out of belittling the Valley Mi­
grant League, the Migrant Minis­
try, CAP, and other organizations,
we hope that all these agencies
w ill maintain their dignity and pay
no attention to the childish jibes.
OUR JOB IS TO FIGHT POVERTY
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We know that VML shares these
purposes w ith several other organ­
izations.
OUR ENERGIES ARE NOT
FOR QUARRELING
W ITH MALICE TOWARDS NO NE
Under no conditions do we wish
to discourage VIVA or any other
organization from pursuing con­
structive goals. Under no condi­
tions do we wish to feel any jeal­
ousy toward any group which
strives to combat poverty. We
have no intention of entering a
battle of insults with persons who
are our brothers.
In the new publication La
Espuela we find many items of in­
terest. We recommend the article
on page 2, "Designs," which lists
the objectives of VIVA, as well
worth reading.—D.W.
Una vente deremate en la casa
de Loreen Hasty de Hubbard prin­
cipió ayer y seguirá hasta mañana.
La venta de remate se llevará a
cabo en la carretera 99E en los
limites del sur de Hubbard.
Board member has fatal heart attack
CLIFFORD OREY
A VML Board member, Clifford
Orey of Fir Grove Farm, died July
21 of a heart attack at the age of
54.
As a farmer, he was a very ac­
tive man in his work. He was also
very active in the community. Be­
sides being a board member of the
Valley Migrant League, he was also
a member of the Salem area Cham­
ber of Commerce, the Keizer
Grange, the Williamette TB and
Health Association, the Capitol
Toastmaster Club, and was Presi­
dent of the Marion County Farm
Bureau.
The entire staff of the O pportu­
nity N ew s and the Valley Migrant
League wish to express our deep­
est sympathy to the fam ily of Clif­
ford Orey in this time of sorrow.
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K U IK R A D IO IN HILLSBORO
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Listen to KUIK radio in Hillsboro!
land you w ill hear an hour program!
¡featuring VML's Jose Jaime. Satur­
day and Sunday from 6 to 7 p.m. A
special program for our Spanish
American community.
Escuche a KUIK radio en Hills­
boro y oirá un programa presen­
tando José Jaime de VML. Los sáb­
ados y los domingos de 6 a 7 p.m.
Un.Drograma especial para nuestra
comumdad^jTÍspano-americano^_
FIESTA TIME IS HERE A G A IN
Fiesta time is here again; Satur­
day, August 27. Everyone is w el­
come to join the parade that be­
gins at 2:30 in the afternoon. Make
a float! Have a food booth! Contact
Andrea Chavez for details. Ph.
981-7231. Comité Mexicano Pro
Fiestas Mexicana.
El tiempo de la fiesta está para
llegar; eí sábado, el 27 de agosto.
Todos son bien venidos para parti­
cipar en el desfile que empezará a
las 2:30 de la tarde. Haga un carro
alegórico! Ponga ün puesto de co­
mida típica! Comuniqúese con An­
drea Chavez para más detalles. Su
teléfono: 981-7231. Comité Mexi­
cano pro Fiestas.
A party held for VISTA trainees
By Ella Rigney, VISTA
An outdoor party was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Drum in honor
of the VISTA trainees and VISTAs
from the Sandy area, last week.
The trainees now live in cabins on
the Drum Farm.
The VISTAs who attended were
Mrs. Ella Rigney, Elaine Furamo-
to, Harold Macy, Richard Meyer
and Richard Pollack. The trainees
are Luke Moore, Shirley Meenan,
Sue Houghtling and Buzz Willets,
supervisor.
Also invited were Ken Killary
and Lee Cunningham, the Sandy
area director and assistant director
of the VML Sandy Opportunity
Janell Schafer, 15,
MissingfromSilverto
We do not wish to do anything
or say anything which w ill act as
an obstruction to the forward
march of any organization which
shares these purposes
Nor do we intend to waste time
or editorial ink on quarrels be­
tween organizations. We hope that
all groups which share the pur-,
pose of defeating poverty in this
nation w ill understand that we are
a cooperative force.
We must repeat that our first job
is to work with farm workers and
their families; to show them ways
to rise out of poverty; to help them,
if they wish help, to lift themselves
out of the migrant stream; to lead
them to find new security and new
self-reliance.
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JANELL SCHAFER IS MISSING»,
Janell Schafer, 15, of Silvertonltei
has been missing since July 19. SheBt
was on her way home after visit«!'
ing her sister, Mrs. Phillip Cooklrol
when she disappeared. She left atl?
8:30 p.m., driving a pick-up truck,
and was expected home by 9:00,p
The truck was found, but the girlp
was missing.
Janell is 5'4" and weighs 150
lbs. She has long red hair and blue
eyes. If you have seen Janell or ¡1
you know where she may be,
please contact her parents (Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Schafer; Star Route
Box 51; Silverton, Oregon). Tele­
phone 873-4946 or the Silverton or
Portland police immediately.
JANELL SCHAFER SE EXTRAVIO!
Janell Schafer de 15 años de edad,
de Silverton, se ha extraviado des­
de el 19 de julio. Sucedió de re­
greso a su hogar después de haber
visitado a su hermana, la Sra. Phil-
lip Cook. Salió a las. 8:30 p.m.
manejando una camioneta, y la
esperaban en su casa a las 9:00
p.m. Se encontró la camioneta,
pero la muchacha sigue extraviada.
Janell mide unos 5 pies y 4 pul­
gadas de estatura y pesa aproxima­
damente 150 libras. Tiene pelo ro­
jizo largo y ojos azules. Si Vd. ha
visto a Janell o si sabe donde se
encuentra, favor de notificar a sus
padres, los señores Dave Schafer,
Star Route Box 51, Silverton, Ore-
gon, teléfono 873-4946, o a la po­
licía de Silverton o Portland
inmediatamente.
A WELL-CHILD CLINIC TO BE HELD
Center.
A well-child conference and im­
munization clinic w ill be held by
the Marion County Health Depart­
ment on Tuesday, August 9, at the
Grange Hall in Woodburn. It w ill
be held from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.